Word: healthful
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Evans, health writer, last week criticized the medical data in Sinclair Lewis's novel Arrowsmith (TIME, Mar. 23, BOOKS) Said...
When Arrowsmith was the health officer of Nautilus, he closed Klopchuck's dairy-the best in town-because he found one employe with a streptococcus sore throat, and three cows with streptococci in their udders. There was no evidence of streptococcus sore throat among the patrons of the dairy. A thoroughly unjustified procedure I The proper procedure was to pasteurize the milk from Klopchuck's dairy and to remove this employe and perhaps also the three affected cows from the plant...
That was the latest scene in an epic of journalism in New Mexico. In 1920 Magee, a lawyer from Tulsa went to Albuquerque for his wife's health, and decided to buy a newspaper. So he picked the Morning Journal which was partly owned by Albert Bacon Fall, then Senator from New Mexico. Mr. Fall looked up Magee's record in Tulsa and found that he was "regular" and financially reliable. So Magee bought, Fall telling him that he was glad to get the money since he was about broke. Soon Magee began to expose corruption...
...been favored in years? Because he was the first immigrant to come into the U. S. from Great Britain under the new immigration regulations. His papers showed that he had been found eligible for entrance into the U. S. when examined at Southampton, that a U. S. Public Health surgeon there had examined him on Aug. 4 and found him physically fit. In addition, he had been examined again on shipboard and finally passed. Such...
...deeper the drill went, the higher rose excitement among New Jersey farmers, realtors from as far west as Ohio, invalids and trippers from nearby Lakewood, piney health resort. Gogetters prepared for a boom, securing options, mapping a town. Sceptics believed it merely the renaissance of a New Jersey joke of five years' standing: "Oil in Ocean County...